India Records 29% Increase In Population Of Asiatic Lions In Gujarat's Gir In 5 Years
The population of the majestic Asiatic lions living in the Gir Forest in Gujarat is up by almost 29% and geographically, the distribution area is up by 36%.
Amid a plethora of bad news which bring down our spirits every day, especially when it comes to nature since everything is going downhill there, we finally have some good news.
The population of the majestic Asiatic lions living in the Gir Forest in Gujarat is up by almost 29% and, geographically, the distribution area is up by 36%, claim reports. The good news was shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Twitter and Instagram.
He wrote: 'Two very good news: Population of the majestic Asiatic Lion, living in Gujarat¡¯s Gir Forest, is up by almost 29%. Geographically, distribution area is up by 36%. Kudos to the people of Gujarat and all those whose efforts have led to this excellent feat.'
Two very good news:
¡ª Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) June 10, 2020
Population of the majestic Asiatic Lion, living in Gujarat¡¯s Gir Forest, is up by almost 29%.
Geographically, distribution area is up by 36%.
Kudos to the people of Gujarat and all those whose efforts have led to this excellent feat.https://t.co/vUKngxOCa7 pic.twitter.com/TEIT2424vF
The population of the wild animals has gone up from 523 in 2015 to 674 in 2020. The same time period also saw a 36% increase in the distribution area of the lions from 22,000 sq km in 2015 to 30,000 sq km in 2020.
Presently, Asiatic lions live in the protected areas and agro-pastorial landscape of Saurashtra which covers nine districts in Gujarat.
Prime Minister Modi shared four photographs of the king of the jungle and they look absolutely majestic. Have a look at them:
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What beautiful creatures!
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Here is a lioness yawning like the queen she is.
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The perfect family.
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People were extremely happy at the good news and left ecstatic comments on the post. Other appreciated the majestic animal's beauty and some even congratulated the Gujarat Forest Department for this development during this dark time.
Nature is greater than human.
¡ª jeevan (@sahijeevan) June 10, 2020
Very good news
¡ª Shivam Modi (@ShivamM25493419) June 10, 2020
Truly good news, Let the lions roar
¡ª Manoj Gupta (@PassionForNews) June 10, 2020
two very gud news geographically ; distribution area is up by 36/ kudos to the people of gujarat and all those whose efforts led to this excellent feat and growing up lions very gud news inthe nature
¡ª Aviral Mishra (@AviralM75944956) June 10, 2020
Definitely something which brightens up our day.
